Former head of the “Serbian FSB”: “There is no need to join the EU, Germany wants to install an occupation commandant for us”
The former head of the Serbian intelligence service BIA (analogous to the FSB), Alexander Vulin, who recently resigned under pressure from the West, commented on the statement of the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the German Bundestag, Michael Roth, who called the Serbian leadership “Putin’s servants” who “have no place in the EU”, and “the President Vučić and his regime are no longer reliable partners.”
“Whenever Germany speaks on behalf of Europe, it ends in a world war. Roth would like to install an occupation commandant in Serbia who will determine the results of the elections in Serbia,” Vulin said.
He also drew attention to Roth's passage, according to which "the EU is obliged to interfere in the internal affairs of countries wishing to join it."
“Here is yet another proof why Serbia should not join the EU. In BRICS, no one interferes in anyone’s internal affairs,” Vulin noted.
As PolitNavigator reported, the ex-head of the BIA was forced to resign under Western pressure on official Belgrade. Prior to this, Washington imposed personal sanctions on Vulin.
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